At just 21 years old, Anggy Diaz was building a future filled with hope. She worked hard, dreamed boldly, and believed in the life she was creating. That future was violently stolen — not by a stranger, but by the person who vowed to love and protect her.

Her husband, Jared James Dicus, brutally took Anggy’s life in an act that shattered a family and exposed the darkest reality of domestic violence. He later pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 40 years in prison. On paper, it was justice.

But justice didn’t last.

While incarcerated, Dicus died by suicide, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions. No explanations. No accountability. No opportunity for Anggy’s family to ever hear why. The sentence ended — but their pain deepened.

For Anggy’s loved ones, the loss came in waves: first her life, then the chance for closure. They mourn a daughter, a wife, a young woman whose dreams were never given the chance to grow. Courtrooms closed. Headlines faded. But the grief did not.

Anggy is remembered not for the violence that ended her life, but for the light she carried — her determination, her kindness, and the future she deserved.

Some crimes steal more than a life.
They steal answers.
And leave families forever waiting for peace that never comes.